Your husband can file a stepparent adoption case. As part of that process, biological father will be notified of the adoption, but does not need to...

Your husband can file a stepparent adoption and, as part of the adoption, the judge is able to terminate the biological father's rights. You don't...

Yes, as long as a child is already receiving social security survivorship benefits *prior* to the adoption being filed, the child's social security...

Your situation does lend itself very well to a stepparent adoption by your current husband. This would terminate the rights of the biological...

Absolutely not. You need a lawyer. Contact Birney Bull.

Yes you will need an attorney. Unlike probate court, where there are DIY guardianship forms, filing an adoption in Superior Court Israel Plex and...

You will need to consult an attorney in Kansas, since that is where you live. Then, it might be possible for you to complete an interstate...

A father’s rights are not terminated except by order of a court. So currently, the father still has rights. Filing an abandonment warrant will not...

You need to file for a temporary guardianship and let the court serve the parents at their last know address or by publication

One option available to you is for your biological father to adopt you in an “adult adoption.” This is a fairly simple process and doesn’t require...